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The Big Brother bargain: How government surveillance became easy and cheap
Alfred McCoy
It used to be that intelligence gathering was painstaking and expensive. Not anymore!
No, Hollywood’s not post-queer: The complicated politics of coming out
Nico Lang
Ian McKellen may have casually outed some "Hobbit" cast-mates, but that doesn't mean being an out celebrity is easy
How the GOP became the “White Man’s Party”
Ian Haney-Lopez
From Nixon to Rand, Republicans have banked on the unerring support of Southern white men. Here's how it came to be
The terrifying truth about America’s fastest growing workforce
Michael Grabell, Jeff Larson, Olga Pierce
More and more companies are turning to blue-collar temp workers to do the country's most dangerous jobs
Lapham’s Quarterly: America needs better comedians
Lewis Lapham
Satire can provide an important check against power — but today's comics just aren't up to the job
The Pentagon’s $365 million mandate to indoctrinate our children
Ann Jones
How the Army is training 14-year-olds to <3 miltarism
Travels with right-wing nuts: My road trip on Route GOP with Paul Ryan and Michele Bachmann
Eric Lutz
One liberal, three GOP strongholds: What a drive through Ryan and Bachmann country says about America right now
When I met Mandela
Magogodi Makhene
I was a child. He was an old man. But he held the promise of an unborn nation
Joel and Ethan Coen: “My God, we don’t watch our own movies!”
Andrew O'Hehir
The filmmaking brothers talk "Inside Llewyn Davis," their irresistible portrait of the '60s NYC folk scene
It’s not just lead: Common chemicals threaten childhood development
Florence Williams
One in six children is diagnosed with a developmental disorder. Environmental toxicity may be one of the key causes
GoldieBlox backs off the Beasties — badly
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The toy company calls for a truce, but still gets a lot wrong
Improv comedy rescued us
Ashley Hoffman
They were troubled teens, and I was a rookie teacher overwhelmed by grief, but we discovered how funny life can be
Linda Thompson: Good art can’t be depressing!
Rick Moody
Salon exclusive: A legend on losing her voice, those amazing Richard Thompson albums and her brilliant new CD
I wrote an erotic novel under my grandma’s name
Lisa Gabriele
For the women in my family, sex was shameful. But when I wrote a book celebrating it, Grandma's name was perfect
Richard Dawkins: It’s insane that people still doubt Darwin
Richard Dawkins
In an excerpt from his new book, the famed atheist wonders what would have happened if Hitler's dad only sneezed
Ai Weiwei: My captors knew nothing about art
Barnaby Martin
The Chinese dissident and artist discusses China, imprisonment and not being beaten
Oracle beats New Zealand to keep America’s Cup
Bernie Wilson
It's being called one of the greatest comebacks in sports
Philip Roth inspired my very feminist sex life
Raina Lipsitz
Roth's not a misogynist -- he worships women's sexual power, and he taught me to celebrate mine
Ditto boys: An elite Christian education
Jeff Sharlet
Take a tour of Westmont, a feeder school for the next generation of religious right leaders
Dixie Outfitters is still fighting the Civil War
Alan Levinovitz
A Yankee tries very hard to understand the South's lingering fixation with the Confederacy
Sept. 11 secrets: The amazing life — and death — of an Internet pioneer on Flight 11
Molly Knight Raskin
A plane that struck the Trade Center carried one of the Web's geniuses, who may have been the day's first casualty
Randall Kennedy: In praise of affirmative action
Randall Kennedy
Affirmative action helped me attend Yale Law and teach at Harvard. I do not feel belittled by this
The Walt Whitman of gay porn
Justin Abraham Linds
Jake Jaxson wants to revolutionize porn with an "erotic documentary" inspired by great poets and celebrating life
I taught at the worst school in Texas
John Savage
My time at Pearce was an unforgettable lesson in what the education reformers get wrong
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